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ill-founded sentence examples

  • Ill-founded claims which have no real chance of success.
  • In a two page ruling, the european court of human rights threw out her appeal as " manifestly ill-founded " .
  • The corollary is that where they do have adequate information they can be expected to accept the penalty if their judgements prove ill-founded.
  • Ill-founded public fears.
  • So the question he then had was: ' why are we persecuting people around a doctrine that is so ill-founded?
  • Ill-founded attack on colleges and universities, i thought.
  • I believe you have accepted and are presented arguments which are not only ill-founded, they are embarassingly wrong.
  • Ill-founded views of blind and partially sighted people.
  • Director dominic champagne's claim that you could attend the show repeatedly and see new things each time is not ill-founded.
  • Ill-founded cases may be declared inadmissible by unanimous vote of a committee of three judges.

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